Get Set Go for the Jeep Safari

Catch a glimpse of the furry wild cats, gaurs, blazing black deer, and many more species as you drift through the dense forest of Kanha National Park. Dwell in with the animals by wearing neutral colors for the safari as you drive slowly in your open jeep.

The Jeep Safari in Kanha National Park can be enjoyed twice a day for a specified time which neither disturbs the animals on odd hours nor does it lessen your possibility to spot the wild beings.

Stay cautious and aware of what is happening in the Safari because if lucky you might sight a ‘barasingha’ which is found only here.

Go Splurge on the Local Craft!

Hunt through the local market around the Kanha National Park where you can find a variety of handicrafts especially curated by skilled craftsmen. Not only will you find traditionally inherited goods like woodworks being sold here but also a vibrant variety of t-shirts available here.

The local markets are as high-spirited as the people residing around, the warmth that runs through their heart can be seen by the way they greet the visitors, so go splurge!

Explore the Wildlife Richness in Kanha Museum

With a milieu that would fetch in people who have interest in animal history and love, photography is the best way Kanha Museum can be described. As you make your way through the gallery, you will come across the beautifully sculpted structures of the species, which would surely give you the real effect!

Photographs and every minute detail from how the struggle for the conservation of the flora and fauna, shaping up of the National Park, to topographic information, all of it is represented in the museum. Maintained with optimum care by the Forest Department of Madhya Pradesh, the museum adds up to the beauty of the National Park.

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Go Slow to Spot Some Exotic Birds

As you pay a visit to Kanha National Park, you will see the smallest to largest creatures being harboured here. See those fine wings of water birds like herons, storks, teals, kites, and eagles falling in the birds of prey category and scavengers like vultures swing in the sky.

With the Park being divided into 4 parts, the avifauna also varies. And as they have the freedom to soar high, you might not spot the same birds as you did before but if lucky enough you can spot up to 60-70 birds as the National Park has enormous diversity when it comes to these gliders.

Kanha witnesses a large number of wildlife photographers every year from the month of November to May, as that’s the best time to click some crisp pictures here.

Trekking

Along with its collection of animals, Kanha is also home to a wide variety of trees and birds. Some popular trees that can be found here include the Mahua, Sal, Bamboo, Indian Ghost Tree (Kullu), Lendia, Aonla, Palas, and others.

Some commonly found birds of Kanha are the Asian Paradise Flycatcher, Jungle Babbler, Eurasian Blackbird, and others. There are also a number of trails for trekking here. As you go trekking with your kids, be sure to spot some of these. To enhance this experience, the Club Mahindra Kanha resort offers the services of naturalist.

Barasingha of Kanha National Park

This reserve is the only place in the world where you can see the Barasingha swamp deer in the wild. Today the national park, best known as a tiger reserve, is the only place on the planet to see the endangered deer in the wild. The Barasingha are magnificent creatures when you see them standing tall in a meadow, with the golden sunlight of India lighting up their coats.

The species is still on the vulnerable list after numbers fell drastically in the mid-20th century. Human encroachment on their habitat, poaching, and disease all led to the decline. There were only about 60 individuals left in the national park when the conservation program started in the early 1970s.